Andhra BJP Chief Purandeswari writes to CJI against YSRCP leader Vijaya Sai Reddy

Andhra Pradesh BJP president D Purandeswari has written to the Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud levelling several allegations against senior YSRCP leader V Vijaya Sai Reddy.

Amaravati, Nov 4: Andhra Pradesh BJP president D Purandeswari has written to the Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud levelling several allegations against senior YSRCP leader V Vijaya Sai Reddy, which also included threats to her and requesting an investigation against him.

Allegations of Dodging CBI and ED Cases

In the letter addressed to the CJI on 4 November, which was shared with reporters on Saturday, Purandeswari alleged that Reddy is dodging the CBI and ED cases against him and delaying the delivery of justice by misusing power to violate his bail conditions for over 10 years.

Exploiting Procedural Gaps in Judicial System

She alleged that the two exploited procedural gaps in the judicial system to their advantage in the form of repeated adjournments and non-appearances in cases filed by premier investigation agencies.

Property, Liquor and Other Allegations

According to the Andhra Pradesh BJP president, several cases under various penal sections are pending against Vijayasai Reddy. Further raising several property, liquor and other allegations, including the death of Y S Vivekananda Reddy against the Parliamentarian, Purandeswari noted that Vijayasai Reddy even allegedly went to the extent of threatening her openly.

Appeal to CJI for Investigation

Considering the grave nature of these allegations, the opposition leader appealed to the CJI to start an investigation against the Rajya Sabha member. "I would kindly request your goodselves to treat these open threats as a violation of bail conditions and kindly investigate how he is able to manage institutions and prolong his bail with several violations over 10 plus years," Purandeswari added.

The allegations made by Purandeswari against Vijaya Sai Reddy are serious and warrant a thorough investigation. The CJI should take note of these allegations and order an investigation into the matter. Justice should be served, and no one should be allowed to misuse their power and position to escape the law.